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Please explain how the following snippet of code in C is a valid one
int main(c, v) char *v; int c;{
//program body
}
I stumbled across some examples from the International Obfuscated C code contest and i’m just curious.
It’s K&R-style function declaration. See Function declaration: K&R vs ANSI
However, I don’t believe it has a valid signature for
main(), sincevisn’t of the right type. See What are the valid signatures for C's main() function?